Cambridge 19 General Reading Test 4 SECTION 1 Questions 1–5 Look at the six reviews of cafés in the town of Artingly, A–F. For which café are the following statements true? Write the correct letter, A–F, in boxes 1–5 on your answer sheet. NB You may use any letter more than once. 1. Cup sizes are more generous than you might expect. 2. Recent changes are likely to have a negative impact. 3. It needs better signage for customers. 4. It has a strong local customer base. 5. It deserves the public praise it has received. Questions 6–14 Do the following statements agree with the information given in the text? In boxes 6–14 on your answer sheet, write TRUE if the statement agrees with the information FALSE if the statement contradicts the information NOT GIVEN if there is no information on this 6. Builders have already started work on the new primary school. TRUE FALSE NG None 7. The new school will take in children from outside Frog Valley. TRUE FALSE NG None 8. There will be an increase in the number of shops. TRUE FALSE NG None 9. The community centre will replace an existing social club building. TRUE FALSE NG None 10. The swimming pool will be free for residents of Frog Valley. TRUE FALSE NG None 11. The office space will accommodate businesses of different sizes. TRUE FALSE NG None 12. The business car parking area will be underground. TRUE FALSE NG None 13. The health centre will offer a wide range of new services. TRUE FALSE NG None 14. At present, there are too few doctors at the health centre. TRUE FALSE NG None Questions 15–24 Do the following statements agree with the information given in the text? In boxes 15–24 on your answer sheet, write TRUE if the statement agrees with the information FALSE if the statement contradicts the information NOT GIVEN if there is no information on this 15. All of the staff have overseas teaching experience. TRUE FALSE NG None 16. All modules are of equal length. TRUE FALSE NG None 17. Students are encouraged to take holidays in the two-week breaks between modules. TRUE FALSE NG None 18. Courses may have very different timetables. TRUE FALSE NG None 19. You can still obtain an attendance certificate if you have been absent through illness. TRUE FALSE NG None 20. Permission is required for students to bring guests into the restaurant. TRUE FALSE NG None 21. The coffee lounge is closed in the evenings. TRUE FALSE NG None 22. Groups of 20 or more can make reservations to dine at the restaurant on public holidays. TRUE FALSE NG None 23. Guests may use the swimming pool. TRUE FALSE NG None 24. Students are unable to enter the institute after 8.30 pm. TRUE FALSE NG None Questions 25–27 Answer the questions below. Choose NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER from the text for each answer. Write your answers in boxes 25–27 on your answer sheet. 25. To obtain a scholarship, what is the minimum course length? 26. What do scholarship winners receive towards their airfares if they live over 2,500 km from Sydney? 27. Who pays for dependent children to travel? Questions 28–30 Complete the summary below. Choose ONE WORD ONLY from the text for each answer. Write your answers in boxes 28–30 on your answer sheet. Knepp Castle estate About ten years ago, the decision was taken to rewild the farmland at Knepp Castle. Now the 28 that used to be grown there has disappeared and the countryside is more like parts of 29 . The hedges surrounding the fields have been allowed to expand and deer can be seen running among the wild flowers. The estate hosts the largest number of 30 of a particular species in the whole country and bird numbers are increasing. All these changes have happened remarkably quickly. Questions 31–36 Look at the following statements (Questions 31–36) and the list of people below. Match each statement with the correct person, A–G. Write the correct letter, A–G, in boxes 31–36 on your answer sheet. List of People A. Charlie BurrellB. Leo LinnartzC. George MonbiotD. Frans VeraE. David BalharryF. Wouter HelmerG. Elaine Gilligan 31. Some people are against rewilding as it reduces the amount of crops that could provide much needed nourishment. 32. It may not be easy to get city residents to take part in rewilding. 33. Rewilding does not necessarily lead to a landscape thickly covered in trees. 34. It is acceptable to turn fields which do not yield many crops into natural spaces for people to enjoy. 35. The support of people living in the area is needed to make the authorities take rewilding seriously. 36. There is evidence that people get used to the idea of rewilding with time. Questions 37–40 Choose the correct letter, A, B, C or D. Write the correct letter in boxes 37–40 on your answer sheet. 37. In the fifth paragraph, the writer points out that Burrell A had clear financial reasons for rewilding his farm. B is worried that his land now looks extremely untidy. C has considerably increased the money he makes from his farm. D was initially guided by other people who had let their land go wild. None 38 What does Helmer say about young people and the land? A They want to leave it and find work in the city. B Many want to take over running their families’ farms. C They have developed new ways of interacting with it. D Many are interested in building businesses on farmland. None 39 Ted Green is particularly concerned that A there are increasing problems with water pollution in cities. B money needs to be invested to create more dams across rivers. C modern agricultural methods mean rain washes away productive soil. D more barriers are needed to prevent rivers flooding domestic homes. None 40 In the final paragraph, what point is made about rewilding? A It will be very difficult to organise efficiently in large expanses of countryside. B It may attract so much public interest that smaller projects get forgotten. C It has caused problems for certain types of animals and insects in Britain. D It may be a trend that will lose its popularity quite quickly. None Time's up
